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Planning commission approves rezoning for Etowen Drive parcel after committeemembers seek spill-containment details

City of Goose Creek Planning Commission · November 4, 2025
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Summary

The Goose Creek planning commission voted to rezone a roughly 5.15-acre vacant parcel on Etowen Drive (TMS 24304000077) from Village Node with Central Creek overlay to General Commercial with the overlay. Staff recommended approval; commissioners requested a site plan and a spill-containment plan before permitting.

The Goose Creek planning commission voted to rezone a roughly 5.15-acre vacant parcel identified as TMS 24304000077 on Etowen Drive from Village Node with the Central Creek District overlay to General Commercial while retaining the overlay. Kendra, a city staff member, told the commission that "the acreage for the parcel stated ... is approximately 5.15 acres" and said staff recommended approval of the request.

Joseph Tecklenburg, introduced by staff as the applicant's representative, described the proposed use as a service-oriented vehicle facility rather than an auto body shop. "It's not a body repair shop," he said, adding that the business would focus on "oil changes, car alignments." Commissioners asked for more detail about vehicle access and environmental protections; one committee member pressed, "What mitigation techniques are y'all proposing to prevent spill into that? Is there a spill containment system you're looking at?" The applicant said vehicle access would come off Attawan.

Commissioners noted nearby uses — an apartment complex, a place of worship and an automotive collision repair provider — and asked for a formal site plan and wetlands mitigation measures before permitting. The commission made a motion to approve the map amendment, the motion was seconded, and the chair declared the motion carried. The record shows staff recommended approval; commissioners also directed that a spill-containment plan and a site plan be provided to staff for review ahead of permitting.

Next steps: the applicant must supply the requested spill-containment details and a site plan for staff review as part of the development and permitting process. The rezoning itself was approved by voice vote at the meeting.